India police arrested Garantex co-founder Aleksej Besciokov for alleged money laundering. The US seized Garantex domains and $28M in crypto.

Crypto founders are being targeted with fake Zoom calls, offering potential partnerships that are really just hackers trying to steal sensitive data.

North Korean hacking collective, the Lazarus Group, has moved 400 ETH into Tornado Cash and has targeted developers in a new ...

Aleksej Besciokov's arrest comes after the US Department of Justice accused him of personally approving transactions on ...

The Lazarus Group, North Korea's infamous hacking unit, has carried out new cyberattacks in cryptocurrency with an increasing focus on developers.

Garantex co-founder Aleksej Besciokov was arrested in India's Kerala on Tuesday, U.S. and Indian officials tell TechCrunch.

A group of hackers with links to the North Korean regime uploaded Android spyware onto the Google Play app store and were ...

North Korea’s Lazarus Group Hacks Software Developers to Attack Solana & Exodus Wallets, forming a continuous threat to crypto users ...

Lookout Threat Lab researchers discovered the spyware, dubbed KoSpy, attributing it with medium confidence to North Korean APT group ScarCruft, also known as APT37.

KoSpy masqueraded as utility apps, according to Lookout Mobile Security, which links the activity to a cyber-espionage ...

European regulators are investigating OKX over allegations that its Web3 platform was used to launder $100 million linked to ...

A cybercriminal group linked to North Korea has reportedly cashed out hundreds of millions of dollars from the massive $1.5 billion hack of cryptocurrency exchange ByBit. The attack, which ranks among ...